*Header row*, lol stupid comp. skills class...
Column Names.
*Header row*, lol stupid comp. skills class...
it is labeled with data source.
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Yes it can be, as long as the data has been laid out properly, with the field headings in the first row and the data in the columns below that.
If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.If you have data in one workbook that is coming from another workbook then the second workbook is the source workbook, as it is the source of the data in the first workbook.
It doesn't have to be row 1 in the spreadsheet. It can be the first row of wherever the data is positioned. So you would select the headings and data, wherever they are, and use the data and its headers for their purposes in things like tables or filters etc.
It looks like whatever in an Excel file. With defined column names on the first row and each row below contains data.
Lost data can not be regained. There may be techniques to infer the missing data from the rest of that data but it would be domain specific and you may not be able to derive meaningful statistics from such a data set.
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Probably a heading.
Select and copy the row data.Go to the top cell of the column where you would like to copy the data.Click on copy - transpose.Observe the data from the row in the column.Go back and delete the row data.